St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-01

classes The ladies will give supper after
the entertainment. The st. Paul turner's will
be present. #
City teachers were paid $4,000 yesterday
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold its annual meeting
Wednesday.
The: county commissioners meet Monday
morning.
The tax Judgment sale begins at the cour
house Monday morning.
Plnmmer post, G.. A. r., will give an enter
tainment the evening of May b.
Tuesday evening meeting will be held at
the Nicollet house to organize cricket club.
Rev. Pinkham will address the Prohi-
bition club, Mt Chestnut hall, at $3.50 p. In.
A full attendance is desired
The saloonmen are generally taking out
their two-months licenses. and there is con-
siderable grumblng that the rate of $S3.67 is
charged for each month.
Mrs. Anna Costello, wife of Patrick Cos
tello. died at her residence, 645 Fifth street
north, yesterday, aged 21 years.
A ball for the benefit of Pummer post
drum corps will be given at the hall, Ill
Nicollet avenue, Wednesday night.
The Third UniversaIist society viii cele.
brate its third anniversary by u special SER
vice at Twenty-seventh street hall.
Minneapolis Temple No. l. of the Patri-
archal circle, has adopted appropriate resolu-
tons upon she ;.---i. 80 Frederick j. Gibson.
The German socialists of Minneapolis have
q business meeting to-day at Metler's hall,
corner Twentieth avenue north and Second
street.
Rev. w. w. Saterlee and Prof. Relmstad
will address the Norwegian Total Abstinence
society, at Dania hall, this afternoon at
O'clock
This afternoon at o'clock George F. Nor
gan and Pummer posts will attend the burial
of Comrades Perkins and Bryant at Lake
wood cemetery.
Elsie Margaret Haines, the three-year-old
daughter of Allen Haines, died yesterday at
her fathers home, 1923 First avenue south.
The funeral will be private.
r. j. Howard was last night arrested upon
warrant charging him with cutting James
H. S. Kane with a jack-k nife, in a row that
occurred at the Home hotel last week.
Emma Morris, who was released after an
arrest for disorderly conduct upon promise
TO go home, was found upon the streets last
night by Detective King and again arrested.
Church of Christ (Disciples) corner Port
land avenue and Eleventh street. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. Enos Campbell; morning
at 1880, evening at 1880; Sunday school at
1890.
The Norwegians of South Minneapolis ell
joyed a fine May festival yesterday evening
at the DANA hall, on Cedar avenue. The en-
tertanment was given for the benefit of Nora
music band.
l.. o. Shibley's concert, which will come Off
next Saturday, is to be given at the Swedish
Brothers hall. corner Eighth avenue south
and Fourth street, and not at Hamonia hall,
as before announced.
81. Luke's chapel. corner Pleasant avenue
and Third streer, Rev. William b. Hamilton,
rector. 10 10 a. M; holy communion and SER
mon, IL m.; choral service and Sunday school,
1880 p. m. Evening prayer and sermon.
Monday morning the sheriffs force will
dnlinunauf al foN
warrants, with the 81 penalty and mileage
fee attached. His office was crowded all day
yesterday with those who desired to pay up
and save the penalty.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter j Beck and Mathilda Struberg, Gust
Hammerberg and Maggie Odeen, Martin V.
Sutherland and Sadie Mackay. Wellington
Richardson and Rachael e. Snyder, Fred
Chudoba and Mari BadczakiewicZ.
The city ticket and contracting freight
agents office of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
railway (Albert Lea route) has removed from
No. 3 to Mol Washington avenue south (cor-
ner of Hennepin avenue), the room lately
occupied by the Minneapolis bank.
Secretary Byron has had great number of
small slips printed advertising the Exposition.
These can be had on application to the secre-
tary, and it is hoped all business men will Sc
cure them and inclose one in each letter they
send out between now and Sept. l.
A grand Scandinavian May festival will be
held next Saturday evening at the Swedish
Brothers hall, Eighth avenue south and
Fourth street, under the management of l..
o. SHIRLEY, the well-known Norwegian pianist.
A grand musical programme will be rendered.
followed by grand ball. Tickets only Csc.
Dawson sends out twenty-five men to get
information for our 1887 city directory to-
morrow morning. 1t is hoped that the head
of each household will give the required in
formation and not trust it to be given by the
servants. The information sought is the
name of the person residing at each particu-
lar place, of all men over IS years old, each
widow lady, ladies not daughters of the
household that may be residing, rooming or
boarding there. as we'll as their coachmen,
gardener, buffers, etc, Mr.. Dawson. wishes
the names of each secret society. club, etc.,
their place and time of meeting. Addr
Dawson, city directory.